Twins are becoming so common in Hollywood (congrats to Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O'Connell, btw - even though your baby names sound like racehorses) that if you have just one these days you kinda look like a slacker.
Seven years ago on Christmas Eve morn, Ella and I were busy packing for a visit to her parents' home when she excitedly said, "I think I'm late!" We had only started trying, so I was skeptical that we would conceive so quickly.
When I was in the Air Force, I lived alone. I had a one bedroom apartment in a building that was about a football field's length away from the Pentagon South Parking lot.
Third Millennium Mom Combining
50s home-goodness with today’s work ethic – is this a realistic expectation for
women? By Rita Fiorentino
The Bathing Suits How we went to the beach after giving birth. By Stacy Mintzer Herlihy
It Was My Choice On breastfeeding, medication, and choices. By Lindsey Rock
Queen of Nags Mommy needed her serfs to self-govern. By Kelly Curtis
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